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AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 3 Table of Contents 1. General Information... 4 2. Installation... 5 2.1 General View and Description of Basic Components... 5 2.2 Mounting in an universal plastic box... 5 3. Programming of the AJAX Module... 6 3.1 Installation of AJAX Configurator Software... 6 3.2 AJAX LAN module Parameter Configuration... 6 3.3 Mailing Settings Window... 7 3.4 Central Test(s) Window... 8 3.5 Event Reporting Settings Window... 9 3.6 PGMs Configuration Window... 10 4. Default parameters... 12 5. AJAX Server STANDARD... 13 6. Installation Procedure for AJAX Server STANDARD... 13 7. Parameter Configuration of AJAX Server STANDARD... 15 7.1 Access Page... 15 7.2 Configuration Setting... 16 7.3 Users Setting... 17 7.3.1 Adding User to the Server... 18 7.3.2 Editing User Details... 19 7.3.3 Deleting User... 19 7.4 Accounts Settings... 19 7.5 Activity Log... 21 8. Quick Configuration: AJAX LAN module and AJAX Server STANDARD... 22 APPENDIX - AJAX Event Messages... 23! WARNINGS: This manual contains information on limitations regarding product use and function and information on the limitations as to liability of the manufacturer. The entire manual should be carefully read! ATTENTION: Some updates of the software are possible regarding adding new information. If you have any questions contact Teletek Electronics technical support department. This manual is subject to change without notice!

4 AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 1. General Information AJAX LAN module is an additional accessory for built-in installation in AVA, CA60plus, СА62, CA8x4 or any other alarm or fire system. Its purpose is to transmit the system status (via Ethernet/Internet connection) to the AJAX Server STANDARD, connected to monitoring software. The AJAX Module enables easy monitoring and transmitting of the alarm events occurring in the alarm systems to existing Monitoring stations using standard monitoring software. The communication is protected by AES 128 encryption algorithm. The AJAX LAN module transmits the system status to 4 e-mail addresses via Internet by means of e-mail messages or SMS messages (e-mail to SMS). Figure 1. AJAX LAN module functional working diagram. The LAN module communicates with AVA, CА62 control panels through serial port (UART 9600 Hz). The communication with CA60plus, CA8x4, MAG2/4/8plus is by means PGM outputs - input/output with general purpose (GPIO). In case of an alarm event the LAN module generates an information package and transmits it (AJAX Server STANDARD/email) in parallel to all of the receivers (server/users). The LAN module also follows the status of the Internet communication. If there are problems in alarm event transferring (no confirmation / ACK from AJAX Server STANDARD / either the connection is lost neither the server is failed or other) the LAN module will automatically make N retries to deliver the message, where N is a programmed number of retries. If the connection with the primary server is permanently failed the LAN module will transmit the messages to a Backup Server and will proceed to follow for the recovering of the first connection. When the primary Server becomes available again the LAN module will stop sending messages and data to the Backup Server. The LAN module also always follows the status of the AJAX Server STANDARD, as sends polling messages over pre-programmed interval. In message transferring (polling and alarm) can be used data encryption for the package protection. The algorithm is AES128 as the encryption key is 128 bits. This key could be programmed in the LAN module and in the AJAX Server STANDARD in order to decode the information properly.

AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 5 2. Installation 2.1 General View and Description of Basic Components GRN RED BLK - LED LAN Action (yellow) - LED LAN Link (green) - Mini USB Connector - LED Indication (green): PRI - Status of the Main Server SEC - Status of the Back-up server COM - Panel Communication Status - Reset Jumper* - Mounting holes (Ca60plus, CA62, CA8x4) - Mounting holes (AVA) - Serial Interface connector - Terminals: I/O 1-4 - Input / Output GND/BLK - Common Ground GRN - Not Used RED - Power Supply * Put a jumper to reset the module parameters by default Figure 2. General View. LED Indication In normal operating mode only the green LED for LAN link is presence is lighting. In case of trouble condition is light one or more of the LEDs: PRI - NO connection to the main server; SEC - NO connection to the back-up server; COM - NO LAN network 2.2 Mounting in an universal plastic box Attention: Before mounting the AJAX LAN Module in the universal plastic box, check and copy the unique MAC address printed in the sticker, on the back side of the module s PCB! Mounting into CA60plus, CA62 and CA8x4 alarm system Mounting into AVA alarm system Figure 3. Mounting in an universal plastic box for AVA, CA60plus, CA62 and CA8x4 alarm systems.

6 AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 3. Programming of the AJAX Module Before installation the AJAX LAN module you have to check your computer configuration for presence of the following applications: IIS 5.00 or higher version - IIS (Internet Information Services) is a web server application. To check its presence on your PC follow in sequence from the START menu: START>Settings>Control Panel>Add or Remove Programs>Add/ Remove Windows Components>Windows Components In the Windows Components in the Components field scroll to search the IIS application. Check the box for this application to enable it. Microsoft.NET Frameworks 3.5 or higher version - This is a Windows OS component. To check its presence on your PC follow in sequence from the START menu: START>Settings>Control Panel>Add or Remove Programs 3.1 Programming with AJAX Configurator Software (ver. 1.1x) AJAX Module can be programmed and configured by means of AJAX Configurator Software (contact your local distributor or check for free download on the Teletek Electronics Web site: www.teletek-electronics.com). 3.2 AJAX LAN module Parameter Configuration The configuration of the AJAX LAN module parameters is done by the Mini USB of the device (position 3 on Figure 2). A special driver for the module is needed when connecting the module to a PC - the name of the driver is Teletek Serial USB. The driver is recognized from the computer as a virtual COM port. Only after that it will be possible to start the communication between the AJAX LAN module and the local PC. When the connection is established, enter the used communication port in Comm Port Number field and click on the Open button on the right side of the window:! ATTENTION: The MAC Address is automatically set up - DO NOT change the MAC address!!! Figure 4 - General View of Network Settings Window.

AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 7 Click on the Upload button to read the module configuration. Other fields in the Network Setting window are: IP Address - Set the IP address of the AJAX LAN module. Note: In case of using DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), enter 0 digit in all the fields to allow the connection to this type of network. Mask - Set Netmask address of the AJAX LAN module. Default Gateway - Set Default Gateway address of the AJAX LAN module. MAC Address - MAC address of the AJAX LAN module. To write the Network Settings click on the Download to write down the new configuration. 3.3 Mailing Settings Window Figure 5. General View of Mailing Settings Window - Example Configuration. SMTP Server Section: Server Address - IP-address of the SMTP server via which the AJAX LAN module will send messages. Server Port - This is the number of the SMTP port set from the SMTP server. Mail Receiver / Enable All Event Codes Section: Mail 1-4 - Type in the fields the e-mail address of the users, who will receive messages from AJAX LAN module. Put a check in the box corresponding to the Mail numbers where all type of messages incoming to AJAX LAN module will be send. Sender Account Section: E-Mail - Type here the e-mail address (SMTP) that the LAN module will use to send messages to recipients (the e-mail addresses typed at Mail Receiver section). This is the same as from field in outlook express. User Name and Password - If server needs authentication the fields must be filled, otherwise leave them empty.

8 AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide Select Central s Event Code for Mailing Section: Event code - in the field you can specify the type of message and the user e-mail number who will receive it. Example: If you want the User with Mail 1 to receive message for Burglary Alarm event, enter digit 1 ( BA SIA code) in the Event Code field and check the box for Mail 1 on the right side. Press the Apply button to confirm your choice. To write the Mailing Settings click on the Download to write down the new configuration.! ATTENTION: The various control panels send different alarm messages - see the table of the appendix to see what kind of messages can be send with the programed from you control panel. 3.4 Central Test(s) Window Figure 6. General view of Centrals Settings Section Type field - Here the installer can configure the type of panel connected to AJAX LAN module via serial connection - AVA and CA62. (Note: When connecting to CA62 choose the option Ca62SE.) PC ID field - Enter the identification number (PC ID) for remote control of AJAX LAN module with the configured panel. This number is programmed at the installers menu of the control panel - see the Programming manual of the alarm panel. Figure 7. PGM Output Control Section In this section the installer can switch over the state of the programming outputs (PGMx) if they are programmed as outputs in advance (there is no check in the Input box at Figure 9) - see item 3.6 for details.

AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 9 3.5 Event Reporting Settings Window Figure 8. Event Reporting Settings Window - Example configuration These setting are related with communication with AJAX Server STANDARD provided from Teletek Electronics JSC - see item 5. The Event Reporting Settings window includes next sections: Primary SIA Receiver Section: Server Address - Enter the IP-address of the computer, where the main AJAX Server STANDARD is installed. Server Port - Enter a port number of the main AJAX Server STANDARD. SIA Enabled - Check the box for sending alarm messages via SIA protocol. Backup SIA Receiver Section: Server Address - Enter the IP-address of the computer, where the backup AJAX Server STANDARD is installed. Server Port - Enter a port number of the backup AJAX Server STANDARD.! ATTENTION: If you use a back-up AJAX Server STANDARD it is obligatory to check the Backup Enabled box. Every AJAX LAN module sends polling messages to AJAX Server at definite, programmed in advance time period. This time period must be twice shorter than that entered in CVLossTimeOut field of AJAX Server STANDARD configuration settings - see item 7.1. Event Report Settings Section: Poll Period Seconds - Polling period in seconds. Poll Period Minutes - Polling period in minutes. CSR Time-out - This timeout (in seconds) defines the maximum timeout for waiting the

10 AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide AJAX Server STANDARD to response. By default the timeout is set to 3 sec. CSR Retries - Enter the maximal number of retries for connection with AJAX Server STANDARD. SIA Encryption - Enter a password for the encryption algorithm used for data transfer to AJAX Server. If you are working with AJAX Server STANDARD it is obligatory to put a check mark at Use Encryption field. The password must be 32 symbol long. Account Number - Enter the identification number of AJAX LAN module (used from Monitoring Centers). Receiver Number - Value set to 1 - For future use. Do not change it. Account Prefix - Value set to 0 - For future use. Do not change it. The Ajax LAN module can update the real time clock of the alarm panel to the time of AJAX Server STANDARD. To use that function you have to check the Time Stamp box.! ATTENTION: It s highly recommended that the Time Stamp Enabled box to be always checked! To write the Event Reporting Settings click on the Download to write down the new configuration. 3.6 PGMs Configuration Window Figure 9. The PGMs Configuration Window - Example configuration Ajax LAN module has 4 general purposes programmable Input/Outputs (I/O) called PGM. Each PGM can be enabled or disabled and configured as Input or Output. Additionally a PGM can be configured to work as Report Back-up output. This option is active when AJAX LAN module is connected via serial connection to CA62 or AVA alarm panels. That

AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 11 means if connection with Primary and Backup AJAX Server has been lost, this PGM can be used for signaling (for example, the output can be connected to TP2000 transmitter, external buzzer for example or GSM expander module) that internet connection fails. Every PGM output can be activated/deactivated when a certain event happens. Also, if the Report Back-up option is not check but there is a serial connection with CA62 or AVA alarm panel, when the connection with Primary and Backup AJAX Server is lost, all the events coming on after that will be saved in the LOG memory file of the control panel. These events will be send when the communication with the AJAX Servers is restored. As well, in case the AJAX LAN module is activated via the PGM outputs (stand-alone) and the communication with the Primary and Backup AJAX Server has been lost, the module will save up to 32 events, which will be send in sequence (from 1 st to 32 nd ) after restoring the communication with the AJAX Server. Example: In case the network connection is failed, PGM2 will be activated form event Open (Disarming the system) of the control panel. In the example on Figure 10, PGM2, PGM3 and PGM4 are enabled - there is a check at Report Back-up box. PGM1 is configured as input and PGM2, PGM3 and PGM4 - as outputs. Figure 10. PGM1 Section - Example When a PGMx is enabled it will switch its active state in case of occurring of certain events. In the example configuration above, in case of coming Rising edge signal (+12V) at PGM1, AJAX LAN module will send event 2 (Alarm restore, SIA protocol). In this way every PGMx can be configured to be activated in case of occurring of different events. That allows easy integrating of AJAX LAN module to any control panel with PGM outputs in its configuration. When a PGMx is configured as output (see the PGM2 or PGM4 at Figure 9) its state (the level of the logical signal) can be directly switched over with single click on the PGM2 or PGM4 buttons (Figure 7). Besides messages to AJAX Server STANDARD, AJAX LAN module can also send messages for the events to the user e-mails entered in Mailing Settings section. In this case the Mails boxes (for Falling Edge and/or Raising Edge) must be checked. For example (see Figure 10) AJAX LAN module will send e-mail messages for PGM1 to Receiver Mail 1 (section Mails): 1 (BA) at low signal level (Falling Edge - 0V) and 2 - (BH) at high signal level (Rising Edge - 12V) - see the Event table on page 23. To write the PGM and Input Settings click on the Download to write down the new configuration.

12 AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide! To end the configuration procedure click the Close button. 4. Default parameters The default parameters of the AJAX LAN Module are configured in the begging of the installation. There must be placed jumper at the position 5 in Figure 2, when the power is on. After the initial configuration the jumper must be placed off. Additional information for connecting the AJAX LAN module to any control panel you can find in the Installation manual included. The Default parameters of the module are as follows: All e-mail settings are DISABLED. E-mail messages will be sent only when are introduced valid settings for E-mail server, e-mail address and messages filtering. IP address: 192.168.0.254 Netmask: 255.255.255.000 IP router: 192.168.0.1 These settings are considered as common and mostly used for home and other user networks. Note: If in the available network already exits a specific IP-address, then the LAN module must be programmed through its USB port! Recommended configuration for initial programming is: LAN module, computer and switch (not connected to network). SIA default parameters. 1. By default the SIA protocol is ENABLED. 2. SIA Encryption algorithm is used - it is obligatory with the AJAX Server STANDARD. 3. Only a Main AJAX Server is used. 4. Time stamp option is ENABLED. 5. Use encryption option is ENABLED. 6. Number retries - 3. 7. Time for confirmation from the server CSR Timeout - 5 seconds. 8. Poll period seconds - at intervals of 50 seconds. 9. Identification number- 0001. 10. Receiver - not used (reserved, should be 1). 11. Account prefix - not used (reserved, should be 0). For the proper working of the LAN module has to be programmed valid settings of: - Network connection (UDP -User Datagram Protocol); - E-mail address (SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol); - Communication (SIA settings).! ATTENTION: The new programmed parameters of LAN module will be configured after restarting it!

AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide 13 5. AJAX Server STANDARD - General Information AJAX Server STANDARD is a software for receiving and transferring signals (via local or Internet network) from AJAX LAN modules to standard program for system monitoring. The software can be installed on a PC with OS - Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and can serve at up to 10 000 modules. AJAX Server STANDARD transfers the received information to monitoring program via LAN or RS232 interface. The output protocol is Sur-gard. Recommended PC configuration for AJAX Server STANDARD: OS: Windows XP Professional SP3 Processor: 2 GHz RAM: 2 GB HDD: 200 GB Video card: 128 MB LAN card / COM port USB port Before installation the AJAX Server STANDARD you have to check your computer configuration for presence of the IIS rev.5.00 and Microsoft.NET Frameworks 3.5 applications - see the description on page 6. 6. Installation Procedure for AJAX Server STANDARD To install the AJAX Server STANDARD software you have to run the applied installation CD. The AJAX Server STANDARD Setup Wizard will appear on the screen: Figure 11. AJAX Server Installation - Starting Window Click on Next button to proceed with the installation or click Cancel to reject it.

14 AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide Then the Wizard will ask where to install the software. By default the program will suggest you a path C:\AJAX Server. To change the installation path click on Browse button and choose another directory. Then click Next button to proceed the installation. Figure 12. AJAX Server Installation - Choosing Installation Location You can leave the settings at the next screen without any changes. Figure 13. AJAX Server Installation - Choosing Web Administration The fields has the following meaning: Please select which Web Site to set the application to use - choose the web browser you prefer for starting the AJAX Server STANDARD. If you leave the option Default Web Site the AJAX Server STANDARD will start with your default set browser. Path for the application - enter the path for the executable file that started the application. For example, if the AJAX Server STANDARD is installed at your local computer you can access site with writing http://localhost/ajax in browser search field. If you want to access site from a different place you have to write in the search field http://xxx.xxx. xxx.xxx/ajax.

AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide 15 Select an application pool to use - leave this field empty. Click the Install button to start the installation. When the installation of AJAX Server STANDARD is finished a screen for completing the installation procedure appears: Figure 14. AJAX Server Installation - Finish of the installation procedure Click on the Finish button to complete the installation. Leave the check in the Open AJAX Server STANDARD Administration box if you want directly to open the Home page of the AJAX Server STANDARD - you will access the home page using your default browser program. 7. AJAX Server STANDARD - Configuration and Settings 7.1 Access page Default User Name: admin Default Password: admin! ATTENTION: Use the default user name and password when your are accessing the AJAX Server STANDARD for the first time after its installation. The manufacturer strongly recommends to change your password after logging into the system. The default User Name cannot be changed! Figure 15. AJAX Server STANDARD - Access page Every time you are accessing the home page of AJAX Server STANDARD you have to enter a User name, Password and the random generated digits code for security.

16 AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide When the AJAX Server STANDARD is installed for first time a default User Name (admin) and a default Password (admin) are created. Click the Log In button to enter the server configuration and settings.! ATTENTION: The registration of the LAN modules to the server is automatically when the encryption key in DefEncKey field in Configuration menu of AJAX Server STANDARD (see Figure 16) becomes identical with the encryption key configured in AJAX LAN module (see on Figure 8 the SIA Encryption section). 7.2 Configuration Settings Click on the Configure menu to enter the configuration settings page. Figure 16. AJAX Server STANDARD - Configuration page The server is configured with default parameters. The Administrator can change them if necessary. All changes are confirmed with the Save button. The configuration parameter are separated into two sections: for the communications (Comm) and the system (Sys). Comm Section: Ajax Listening Port - this is a port of AJAX Server STANDARD for receiving signals form AJAX LAN module. Event Output - this is the type of the connection between the AJAX Server STANDARD and monitoring software.

AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide 17 There are two possible options: - Over Network Port (via LAN communication), - Over Serial Port (via COM communication). Network Port - this field has to be filled in if the Over Network Port option is set above. Enter the number of the port for communication with monitoring programs. Serial - this field has to be filled if the Over Serial Port option is set above. Change if necessary the values for: - BaudRate - the speed for data transferring, - COMPort - the number of the user PC port, - Heartbeat - the periodic signal generated by hardware or software to indicate that it is still running. Sys Section: DefEncKey - enter the same encryption key as one entered in SIA Encryption section on Figure 8, page 9. SVLossMax Age - a time period in days. If a certain AJAX LAN module is not active diring the set time period it will be deleted from the AJAX Server STANDARD data base. A module is unactive when it does not send events to AJAX Server STANDARD. SVLossTimeout - a time interval in seconds for receiving pooling messages form AJAX LAN modules. The set time interval should be twice greater than that set in Poll Periods Seconds field for AJAX LAN module configuration (see Figure 8, page 9). If no event is generated from the LAN module during the set time interval, the AJAX Server STANDARD will send the SIA message - YK (Telephone line) - for lost communication with the LAN module. When the communication with the AJAX LAN module is restored the server will send the SIA message - YS (Telephone line restored). 7.3 Users Settings Click on the Users menu to enter the users settings page. Figure 17. AJAX Server STANDARD - Users page All users (Administrators) of AJAX Server STANDARD are listed in a table with the following information columns: Login - the user name of the Administrator with which he accesses the AJAX server. Access Level - the programming rights of the Administrator.

18 AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide There are three access levels: 1. Full - The Administrator has full access to configure and control the AJAX Server STANDARD. 2. Limited - The Administrator has partial access to delete modules from AJAX Server STANDARD. 3. RO (Read Only) - The Administrator has access just to monitor the AJAX Server STANDARD.! ATTENTION: DO NOT change the access rights of the default Admin user! Only users with Full access rights can add new and delete users from the server list. The users with Limited and RO rights can edit only their own accounts. First / Middle / Last name - Personal information for the user. E-mail / Phone - Contact information for the user. Registered On - Date and time for the initial registration of the site. The Administrator can arrange the information columns with single click over the headings. The arrows and show the type of arrangement. 7.3.1 Adding new user Only users with Full access rights can add new users from the server list. Figure 18. AJAX Server STANDARD - Adding new user From the Users menu click the New button. An adding user form will appear on the screen. The User Name and Password must consist at least 5 symbols (letters, numbers and special symbols are available). Select the type of access level for the user. Enter the personal and contact information. At the end click the OK button - the user will appear in the Users list.

AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide 19 7.3.2 Editing user details The users with Limited and RO rights can edit only their own accounts. The users with Full access rights can edit the personal and contact information for all other users, including their own. Figure 19. AJAX Server STANDARD - Editing user 7.3.3 Deleting user from the server Only users with Full access rights can delete users from the server list. To delete a user account, check the box in the Select column for that user and click on the Delete button. The server will ask for a confirmation before removing the user from the list. 7.4 Accounts Setting Click on the Systems menu to enter the accounts settings page. Figure 20. AJAX Server STANDARD - Accounts page At this page the Administrator can check the status of the registered AJAX LAN modules in the System. ATTENTION: The registration of the LAN modules to the server is automatically when the encryption key in DefEncKey field in Configuration menu of AJAX Server STANDARD (see Figure 16) becomes identical with the encryption key configured in AJAX LAN module (see on Figure 8 the SIA Encryption section).

20 AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide The modules are listed with the following information columns: Account number - the ID number of the AJAX module (see Figure 8) On line - the on line status of the module Last comm - the last communication with the AJAX Server STANDARD Last IP Address - the last IP address of the module Last Event - the last event in the system to which the module is connected Last Event Time - the time of the last event Registered At - the actual date of registration of the module The Administrator can arrange the information columns with single click over the headings. The arrows and show the type of arrangement. Administrator can arrange the accounts information also with a filter by the Account number, the IP address and the on-line status of the modules. In the empty field you can enter free text and then press the Set Filter button to start the searching. Figure 21. AJAX Server STANDARD - Accounts Filtering The AJAX LAN modules can be deleted from the server. To do this, check the box in the Select column for a certain module. The Delete button becomes active. The server will ask for a second confirmation before deleting the module from the list. Note: Only Users with Full and Limited access rights can delete modules from the server.

AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide 21 7.5 Activity LOG Click on the Activity Log menu to enter the server event view page. Figure 22. AJAX Server STANDARD - Events view page At this page the User can check the events in the server LOG file. The Administrator can arrange the information columns with single click over the headings. The arrows and show the type of arrangement. The user can search for the events at time interval. Enter the starting date in the From field and the end day at To field - the system will automatically list the event in this time period. Figure 23. AJAX Server STANDARD - Filter for time interval

22 AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide 8. Configuration of AJAX LAN module and AJAX Server STANDARD To start the configuration you need: - AJAX LAN module - Special software for configuration of the module provided from Teletek Electronics of your local provider. The software must be installed at your local computer. - Teletek Serial USB device driver copied at your local computer. - USB - Mini USB connection cable. - Standard LAN cable for connection to LAN card of your PC or modem device.! ATTENTION: Before installation the LAN module you have to check your computer configuration for presence of the IIS rev.5.00 and Microsoft. NET Frameworks 3.5 applications - see the description on page 6. Configuration procedure: 1. Power up (12V) the AJAX LAN module and wait 20 seconds while for the module start-up initialization. 2. Use the USB - Mini USB cable to connect the LAN module to the local PC. 3. The computer will recognise the AJAX LAN module as a new device - follow the installation steps for adding new hardware to the PC configuration. Install the Teletek Serial USB device driver when systems asks for it. 4. Configure the Teletek Serial USB device driver as COM3 virtual port. 5. Run the Special software for configuration. 6. Wait the AJAX LAN module to establish a connection with the PC. 7. Click on the Open button. 8. Click on the Upload button and wait until the software reads the module parameters. 9. Do the Network settings, Mailing settings and other as described in item 3. 10. Click on the Download button to write the new parameters to the module. 11. Click the Close button. 12. Restart the AJAX LAN module and connect it to your Internet network. In normal operation mode the PRI, SEC and COM LEDs are light off. Example configuration: AJAX LAN module (special software settings) - Figure 8: Server Address - 192.168.0.1 Server Port - 37000 SIA encryption - 11111111111111111111111111111111 Account number - 0001 Use Encryption - Time Stamp - Poll Periods Seconds - 50 AJAX Server STANDARD (Configuration Menu) - Figure 16: Ajax Listening Port - 37000 DefEncKey - 11111111111111111111111111111111 SVLossTimeout - 100

AJAX Server STANDARD - Installation and Operating Guide 23 Event No APPENDIX - AJAX Event Messages for CA62 control panel Description 1 Burglary alarm type activated / Activated zone with AUX attribute 24h Burglary 2 Burglary alarm type deactivated / Restored zone with AUX attribute "24h Burglary" 3 Fire type alarm event in xx zone 4 Fire type restoring event in xx zone 5 Panic type alarm event in xx zone 6 Panic type restoring event in xx zone 7 Tamper type alarm event in xx zone 8 Tamper type restoring event in xx zone 9 Medical type alarm event in xx zone 10 Medical type restoring event in xx zone 11 Burglary Alarm type xx zone bypass 12 Burglary Alarm type xx zone bypass restoring 13 Fire type xx zone bypass 14 Fire type xx zone bypass restoring 15 Panic type xx zone bypass 16 Panic type xx zone bypass restoring 17 Tamper type xx zone bypass 18 Tamper type xx zone bypass restoring 19 Medical type xx zone bypass 20 Medical type xx zone bypass restoring 21 Disarm by xx user 22 Remote disarming by xx user 23 Disarming by key-switch in xx zone 24 Arming by xx user 25 Remote arming by xx user 26 Arming by key-switch in xx zone 27 Quick arm type arming 28 Program mode entry 29 Program mode exit 30 Entering ambush code by xx user 31 Telephone line failure 32 Recovery of faulty telephone line 33 Unsuccessful communication 34 Periodic test message communication

24 AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 35 Digital communicator manual test 36 Fuse blown 37 Restored fuse 38 System default RESET 39 Loss of 220 V AC power supply 40 Restored 220 V AC power supply 41 Low battery charge level 42 Restored battery charge level 43 Activated zone with attribute Write to log 44 Restored zone with attribute Write to log 45 Activated zone with AUX attribute 24h Burglary 46 Activated zone with AUX attribute Battery Low 47 Activated zone with AUX attribute Gas Detector 48 Activated zone with AUX attribute Water Leakage 49 Activated zone with AUX attribute AC Lost 50 Activated zone with AUX attribute GSM Link Trouble 51 Activated zone with AUX attribute Refrigeration 52 Activated zone with AUX attribute Loss of Heat 53 Activated zone with AUX attribute Foil Break 54 Activated zone with AUX attribute Low bottled gas level 55 Activated zone with AUX attribute High temperature 56 Activated zone with AUX attribute Low temperature 57 Restored zone with AUX attribute Battery Low 58 Restored zone with AUX attribute Gas Detector 59 Restored zone with AUX attribute Water Leakage 60 Restored zone with AUX attribute AC Lost 61 Restored zone with AUX attribute GSM Link Trouble 62 Restored zone with AUX attribute Refrigeration 63 Restored zone with AUX attribute Loss of Heat, Foil break, Low bottled gas level, High temp. or Low temp.

AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 25 Event No APPENDIX - AJAX Event Messages for AVA control panel Code 1 BA Alarm event Burglary Alarm Description 2 BH Restore of alarm event Burglary Alarm 3 FA Alarm event Fire 4 FH Restore of alarm event Fire 5 PA Alarm event Panic 6 PH Restore of alarm event Panic 7 TA Alarm event Tamper 8 TH Restore of alarm event Tamper 9 MA Alarm event Medical 10 MH Restore of alarm event Medical 11 UB Bypass of Burglary Alarm type zone 12 UU Restore of Bypass of Burglary Alarm 13 WA Alarm event Water Alarm 14 WR Restore of alarm event Water Alarm Restore 15 FB Bypass of Fire type zone 16 FU Restore of Bypass of Fire 17 KA Alarm Event High temperature in the premises 18 KH Restored High temperature in the premises 19 TB Alarm event Tamper Bypass 20 TU Restored Tamper Bypass 21 ZA Alarm Event Low temperature in the premises 22 ZH Restored Low temperature in the premises 23 OP Disarming 24 OQ Remote Disarming 25 OS Disarming with key-switch 26 CL Arming 27 CQ Remote Arming 28 CS Arming with key-switch 29 Not used 30 LB Enter Engineer Programming 31 LX Exit Engineer Programing

26 AJAX LAN Module - Installation and Operating Guide 32 HA Entered Ambush code 33 YS Telephone line failure 34 YK Telephone line restored 35 YC Event Communications Fail 36 RP Sending of testing message 37 RX Manual test 38 YP Alarm event System trouble - fuse blown 39 YQ Restore event System trouble - fuse blown 40 YW System RESET 41 AT Power supply 220 VAC lost 42 AR Restore Power Supply 220 VAC 43 YM Low battery 44 YR Restore battery 45 Not used 46 ES Alarm Event Expansion Device Tamper 47 EJ Restored event Expansion Tamper Restore 48 XT Alarm event Transmitter Battery Trouble 49 XR Restored event Transmitter Battery Restored 50 XQ Alarm event RF Interference 51 XH Restored event RF Interference Restored 52-57 Not used 58 EM Lost device 59 EN Restored device 60 AS The smoke chamber of the fire detector have to be cleaned

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